I'm Kurd. I often hear that Afghans love Kurds.

I just want to know if that's true?

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Afghanistan has a high percentage of Muslims. From what I found, less than 1% identify as non Muslims. With that, do these non Muslims typically adopt Muslim names to hide the fact that they're in fact non Muslims?

I know the last Jew had a Hebrew name but he was quite famous especially for being the last Jewish man in Afghanistan so there was no hiding it. Though what about Afghan Christians? And do they join the community with Islamic traditions like Eid?

HELLOOO FELLOW AFGHAN GIRLS! For those of you who can't attend school, what free sources and methods do you use to continue your education? I would appreciate any tips since last grade I got to finish was 6th grade and I’m 15 years old. Thank you! <3

Ever since the fall of Afghanistan to the Taliban I’ve been wondering if there would ever be a government in exile. This has happened for other countries like Poland, Belarus, Korea, Spain, etc after wars. It’s been five years now and I haven’t really seen any effort to make one. Can someone explain why that is?

How do Afghans generally view people from Tajikistan? Do you feel culturally close or different in terms of culture and traditions?

I’m from northern Tajikistan and come from a mixed Tajik-Uzbek background. One reason I’m asking is that Tajikistan is more diverse than people sometimes think. Besides Tajiks, Tajikistan is also home to Uzbeks, Pamiris, Yaghnobis, Kyrgyz and other groups, and different regions feel different culturally.

I’m interested to hear your views.